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Pregnancy symptoms

2018-10-03 12:14:03
I am 8 weeks pregnant. Got a feral heart beat of 122 bmp at 6 week USG with CRL 4.68mm. I had mild nausea and breast tenderness from beginning but most of it disappeared by now.Is it normal to having less symptom at 8?weeks??
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ITS OK ,

Answered2018-10-04 05:42:35

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Connect with me for online consultation for details on definitive treatment BeBorn Gynecology Santacruz Mumbai

Answered2018-10-07 06:25:25

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It is totally normal for your symptoms to disappear by eight weeks of pregnancy.. as  pregnancy advances symptoms of nausea will start reducing ...since you're already 8 weeks get an ultrasound for NT NB done at around 11 weeks of pregnancy

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Gradually nausea disappears.

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